Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

Did you say coup or coupe? THE ENTRIES: [181] destruct sequence (no card required) [182] Detapa Council [183] Detrian system (no card required) [184] detronal scanner [185] deuridium NOTES:  [181] Already exists as Auto-Destruct Sequence from the Basic Set. [182] The old list of personnel that play for free becomes useless in favor of the new schemes listed here. For the Federation, both the Admirals and Captains must have the low INTEGRITY. No effect on the two most fanatical affiliations (Dominion and Borg). Source: "The Way of the Warrior" [183] Already exists as Study Stellar Collision from the Basic Set. [184] If it has no effect (Away Team did not beam down), it is immediately discarded. Away Teams coming through Iconian Gateways and the like could still suffer from some sort of transport degradation. Source: "Ethics" [185] A new use for AtoZ's Cargo Module. Source: "The Passenger" Next up: The engineers need to do some work. Cards: Coup, Corrupt...

A personnel that only showed up in All Good Things...  THE ENTRIES: [176] DeSeve, Ensign Stefan (no card required) [177] DeSoto, Captain Robert [178] Dessica II [179] Dessican bartender [180] "Destiny" Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [176] Already exists as Stefan DeSeve in the Alternate Universe expansion. [177] DeSoto finally appeared in All Good Things (included for comparison). Source: "Tin Man" [178] The required Tricorder must be that specific equipment, not Medical Tricorder, etc. Source: "Gambit, Part I" [179] Source: "Gambit, Part I" [180] While the Bajoran Wormhole's Alpha Quadrant end is always in the Bajor Region, the Gamma Quadrant end must be located next to this card, if in the spaceline. Source: "Destiny" Next up: Did you say coup or coupe? Cards: Robert DeSoto, Investigate Murder, Dessican Bartender, Fulfill Prophecy

Data gets angry... THE ENTRIES: [171] Dern, Ensign [172] "Descent, Part I" [173] "Descent, Part II" [174] desealer rod [175] desegranine NOTES:  [171] Source: "Realm of Fear" [172] The old Hulk tagline is used here for that scene where Data tries to make himself angry. It works on all androids because they have all shown the ability for emotion, even Data with his emotion chip. Could give you someone to always use Airlock with, since it can be played regardless of the presence of any Rogue Borg. Source: "Descent, Part I" [173] I didn't go the Data: these skills, Lore: these skills, because there was a lot of duplication anyway and little room. They only work with Non-Aligned and Neutral cards to temper their impressive powers. Source: "Descent, Part II" [174] Source: "Necessary Evil" [175] Nullifies a shuffle due to The Juggler, or a mandatory one after a download. It won't work with Regenerate or any card that makes y...

Skin problems? THE ENTRIES: [166] dermal osmotic sealant [167] dermal regenerator [168] dermal residue [169] dermaline gel [170] dermatiraelian plastiscine NOTES:  [166] This should counter any Res-Q-like effects that pull cards out of the discard pile, as well as shutting down, however briefly, Ore Processing decks. Source: "Parturition" [167] The lore may be pushing it, but I didn't have much choice. The Black Hole simply spews locations out its other end. A location hit with Supernova is relocated along with any intact cards present (which could be possible). Source: "Frame of Mind" [168] Organic personnel do not include androids, holograms, changelings and Exocomps. Source: Referenced in "The Homecoming" [169] The third function's Trek Sense: think of the episode where Jake Sisko lost it when he saw the effects war had on its soldiers. Source: "Deadlock" [170] The Feds might want this one, since they are the most infiltratable (especi...

Time for some DNA testing... THE ENTRIES: [161] deoxyribose suspensions [162] Deral [163] Dereth [164] Deriben V [165] dermal dysplasia Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [161] Might be another reason to play Zalkonian Storage Capsule: just so you can tell your opponent to look at its emptiness. Hehehe. Source: "The Drumhead" [162] Meridian will be in Broken Links. Source: "Meridian" [163] Was later made for the Voyager expansion (included for comparison). Source: "Phage" [164] The owner's side affects both players and makes it impossible to play Parallax Arguers for the bonus points. It's easier to remedy that if your opponent wants to, as they can play Espionage on Federation for free here. Source: Referenced in "Aquiel" [165] Say the dilemma stops 3 ENGINEERs, you must choose 3 MEDICAL to also be stopped (if present). Source: Referenced in "Journey's End"; pic from "Ko'Zeine" Next up: Skin proble...

Vulcan needs its own outpost... THE ENTRIES: [156] Denorios Belt (no card required) [157] dentarium [158] Denubian Alps [159] denucleation [160] Denver, USS NOTES:  [156] Already exists as Characterize Neutrino Emissions from the Deep Space Nine expansion. [157] Non-Vulcans cannot report here. Vulcans that do, do not report for free. A reported Vulcan Lander or T'Pau is [Fed] icon rather than [NA] or [Rom]. It repairs all your ships regardless of their origin. Vulcan is the Observe Ritual mission. Source: Referenced in "Unification I"; pic from Star Trek Online [158] Ships without the Holodeck Site cannot use the second function. Source: "Angel One" [159] The dilemma is not discarded until its conditions are met. Source: "Favorite Son" [160] Yes, it's a Transport. Source: Referenced in "Ethics" Next up: Time for some DNA testing. Cards: Vulcan Shipyards, Ski Slopes, Generic Harvest, USS Denver

We're going back to Roswell... THE ENTRIES: [151] Deng [152] Denius III (no card required) [153] denkir [154] Denkiri Arm (no card required) [155] Denning, General Rex NOTES:  [151] Source: "Lessons" [152] Already exists as Reopen Dig fro, the two-Player Game. [153] First function: Kivas Fajo-Collector (the Event). Second function: Kivas Fajo (the Personnel). Source: "The Most Toys" [154] Already exists as Chart Stellar Cluster from the Blaze of Glory expansion. [155] If "stopped", he cannot prevent a landed ship from taking off. Presidential Order will be in Broken Links. Source: "Little Green Men" Next up: Vulcan needs its own outpost! Cards: Deng, Zibaliuan Measure, Rex Denning

Here we go, more missions... THE ENTRIES: [146] Demilitarized Zone [147] Demmas [148] "Demons of Air and Darkness" [149] Denar [150] Deneb IV NOTES:  [146] The mission is worth at least 10 points. The Maquis icon on the missions themselves do NOT count for the Maquis icon cards required to fix the point value of the mission. Source: "For the Uniform" [147] The Nemesis icon matches (or opposes) the one on Tieran (Broken Links). Source: "Warlord" [148] A bit of a "what if" since those Jem'Hadar were stopped before they could use the gate. Jem'Hadar that go under shrouding are in addition to any the player places there themselves, and do trigger a card draw. Source: "To the Death" [149] Just like espionage you say? Not quite, since the icon actually changes, your opponent may no longer attempt the mission with that affiliation. There are cards only usable at certain affiliation iconed missions. When you change one side of the card,...

Time to torture O'Brien again... THE ENTRIES: [141] delta-series radioisotopes [142] Deltived Asteroid Belt [143] Delvin fluff pastries [144] Delvok [145] Demalos NOTES:  [141] Example: Gowron is targeted on Romulus and goes to the table (unusable) for 3 turns. He then returns to Romulus (with the dilemma still on him) where he is picked up by a K'Vort. At the end of the turn, he returns to the table. 3 turns later, he reappears on the K'Vort (wherever it now is). At the end of the turn, returns to the table. If the ship is ever destroyed, the target personnel will reappear in space and die. Source: "Visionary" [142] The open side-deck should be your own. Source: Referenced in "Déjà Q" [143] By the time you have 50 points, if there are still unrevealed seeded hidden agendas, too bad. Source: Referenced in "Facets" [144] The nullifiable dilemmas must target Vulcans *specifically*. Source: Referenced in "Melora" [145] Source: "Reme...

A couple missions before you go to sleep... THE ENTRIES: [136] Delta Rana IV [137] Delta Rana star system [138] delta radiation (no card required) [139] delta wave frequency [140] delta wave inducer NOTES:  [136] Source: "The Survivors" [137] Though you can seed your own Husnock Outpost here, and then a Husnock Ship too, you cannot attempt the mission from that ship. [138] Exists as Scanner Interference, an Incident from the Blaze of Glory expansion. Source: "The Survivors" [139] Living Ships refer to Gomtuu, while Bio-Ships refers to those of the 8472 race. The Bothan dilemmas are immediately cured after being in effect for one full turn, not nullified when Lockdown enters play. Gomtuu, for example, would then require 2 Empathy and one Staff icon. Ghost personnel still only include Chakotay's Ghost and Borhyas Ro. Source: "Persistence of Vision" [140] You can just use this to place people in stasis for a short time, or to actually get that Mind Locati...

The mission focus continues... THE ENTRIES: [131] Delos IV [132] Delos [133] Delovian souffle [134] Delphi Ardu [135] Delta Quadrant NOTES:  [131] Remember who the MED student was (or bring lots of Youth so you have a choice later), because those points go to 30 if it's ever Reflective Therapied. Or steal the mission with Klingons, using K'chiQ as your Youth and switch her to MEDICAL. There are plenty of fun ways to do it. Source: Referenced in "Remember Me" [132] The region also contains Ornara (Planet-Wide Detox) and Near Brekka (Search Cargo Vessel), but has nothing to do with Delos IV. Source: "Symbiosis" [133] Yes, the nullification is an outright joke, but those soufflés are pretty fragile! The cards nullifiable by the Guinans are the same ones they can normally nullify (Q icon and/or AU). Source: "The Child" [134] All cards here are relocated along with the planet. You may relocate it to another quadrant. Source: Referenced in "The Last...